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Campo 01-18-2006 12:50 PM

Trophy Drop Zone Rest VS Carolina Whisper Biscuit
 
Just wanted to get everyone opinions on the above rests, and in general, has anyone used any of the Trophy Ridge DropZones, and has anyone used the Carolina Whisper Biscuit Rests? Both seem to have good features. Please specifymodel used. I am looking at the TrophyRidge Dropzone.....
I am shooting a reflex super slam, w/ trophy ridge micro matrix 5 pin sight, hoyt mini stabilizer
Also, anyone have any feedback on the above mentioned sight?

Matt/TN 01-18-2006 12:56 PM

RE: Trophy Drop Zone Rest VS Carolina Whisper Biscuit
 
drop zone would probably be better but i shoot whisker bisquit and you will probably get a big argument started with asking questions about whisker bisquits on here because alot of the people say they dont like them when they havent tried them but it doesnt matter its all in what you like

ilovehunting 01-18-2006 02:04 PM

RE: Trophy Drop Zone Rest VS Carolina Whisper Biscuit
 
Go with what you like and not by what anyone on this forum says.

Superrobert 01-18-2006 03:18 PM

RE: Trophy Drop Zone Rest VS Carolina Whisper Biscuit
 
i've used the whisker bisquit for probably since it came out and i think it is great because when your walking threw the woods you dont have to worry about your arrow falling off the rest. i have used the drop zone for target shooting but not for the woods yet i dont think i will just because i dont want to be holding the arrow the whole time. But i have found out using the whisker bisquit that when you target shoot a lot you have to change your fletchings a lot more.

Okie48 01-18-2006 03:45 PM

RE: Trophy Drop Zone Rest VS Carolina Whisper Biscuit
 
Your going to stir up a ant hill here!!

BigJ71 01-18-2006 03:54 PM

RE: Trophy Drop Zone Rest VS Carolina Whisper Biscuit
 
Either one will work great, it's going to boil down to personal preference. I shoot with a Whisker Biscuit and I'm very happy with it. Shoot them both (if you can) it will help you decide.

Pat Curtis 01-18-2006 06:20 PM

RE: Trophy Drop Zone Rest VS Carolina Whisper Biscuit
 
I used and loved a WB when I used to stalk hunt a lot more. Now that I stand hunt 99% of the time, I switched over to the TrophyRidge Dropzone...and LOVE it!

maytom 01-18-2006 06:22 PM

RE: Trophy Drop Zone Rest VS Carolina Whisper Biscuit
 
I was in the very same boat when I got my new bow. Decided on the drop zone rest and a string loop for this one. Love it so far!!

mitchell43 01-19-2006 12:41 PM

RE: Trophy Drop Zone Rest VS Carolina Whisper Biscuit
 
I shoot the trophy ridge dropzone and love. Very accurate!

atlasman 01-19-2006 01:07 PM

RE: Trophy Drop Zone Rest VS Carolina Whisper Biscuit
 
I have shot prong rests, drop away, and the WB. I stand hunt 99.9% of the time with my bow and I can't see a reason not to use the WB out of all the ones I listed. It is silent, accurate, and reliable........what else is there??

I set my bow on it's side across the front rail of my Summit climber and just wait for a chance. If a deer comes my bow is inches from my hand already so I don't have to go through all the movement of turning and geting it from a hook. I just grab it and clip on my release (which is the only time I take my eyes off the deer)........from that point all I have to do is get to full draw without getting busted and it's lights out. I never have to worry about a sound coming from my bow as I draw......no arrow clicks or rattles......and I KNOW the arrow will NEVER fall off the rest no matter what angle the bow is at. Finally, when I trip the release I am confident that arrow is gonna hit right where my pin was when I let it go.


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